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Eviction attorneys in Connecticut

65 landlord-side firms listed in Connecticut. Listings are screened for landlord and property-manager representation.

Waterbury, Connecticut

Connecticut-based eviction law firm focused on helping Hartford County landlords evict tenants for non-payment, lease expiration, and nuisance violations. Committed to quality leg…

Waterbury, Connecticut

Cummings Law Firm, LLC is a Waterbury, Connecticut general practice firm offering services in real estate (residential and commercial), business law, estate planning, divorce and…

Ansonia, Connecticut

Egan Law LLC is a Connecticut firm in Ansonia offering services in personal injury, insurance coverage, construction law, and housing law, including evictions and landlord-tenant…

Glastonbury, Connecticut

Eisenmann Law Offices provides comprehensive legal services to landlords including property purchase, development, rental management, and eviction proceedings for problem tenants.…

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Greenwich, Connecticut

Grayson & Associates is a Greenwich, Connecticut boutique law firm specializing in commercial transactional and litigation matters, serving entrepreneurs and businesses. The firm…

Stamford, Connecticut

The Law Offices of Ernest Arbizo is a Stamford, Connecticut general practice offering personalized legal services in real estate, general litigation, family law, trusts and estate…

Danbury, Connecticut

Glouzgal Law PLLC specializes in real estate transactions, estate planning, business law, and personal injury representation. The firm handles property closings, asset protection…

West Hartford, Connecticut

Goetz Law, LLC serves clients in Connecticut and Massachusetts from West Hartford, offering real estate, probate, estate planning, and landlord-tenant law with clear, client-focus…

The eviction process in Connecticut

. Grounds for Eviction Legal reasons required: Non-payment of rent. Lease violation (e.g., unauthorized occupants, property damage). Illegal activity (e.g., drug-related conduct). End of lease term (fixed-term or month-to-month). No-fault eviction (e.g., landlord wants to occupy or convert). Lapse of time (expiration…

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